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Is your school a “place of redemption”? Explain.
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Yes. We even have Bible lessons as part of the normal school period where students are taught the word of God.
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I would say yes, our school is a place of redemption. We demonstrate and teach second chances to our students. Our point system for behavior really helps keep track of this.
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Our school utilizes restorative classroom management. Not only having conversations with them about their choices, but also for them to consider their hearts. To ask themselves: are they reflecting their love for the Lord and what He did for them on the cross? Then after the needed redirection and/or correction, they return to the class activity/lesson. We want them to grow in their relationship and understanding of God’s love, His forgiveness, and the redemption we have through His obedience to the Father’s will.
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I will say yes. For we have our core values that guide us as a school and we incorporate it into our lessons.
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I believe that our school is a place of redemption. Students are redirected with gentleness and respect, and there is always another chance to make a better choice. Administrators and colleagues all seem focused on offering students and each other God’s redeeming love.